Monthly Archives: March 2003
Ohio’s Bill Richards recognized by national conservation district
William J. Richards of Circleville, Ohio, received the National Association of Conservation Districts' Distinguished Service award.
Marconi 106C brings $20,000 at auction
A Marconi 106C brought $20,000 at an auction by Richard Estesin Burbank, Ohio.
Iraq/Korean conflicts could impact agriculture differently
Although America's attention is focused on Iraq, agriculture should be keeping a close eye on the developments with North Korea.
History professor to underscore Ohio’s role in Civil War
Retired University of Akron professor George Knepper will offer a free program on Ohio's Civil War connections in Warren.
Higher gas prices hit farmers
Cries for energy independence helps ethanol cause, unless another renewable source grabs market.
Helping troops: Support plays big role in morale
Support from people back home helps make serving in a hostile environment a bit easier for deployed military troops.
Glyphosate-resistant weeds in Ohio
Ohio has its first indications that herbicides like Roundup are losing their effectiveness in weed control.
Get that nitrogen on those wheat fields
As soon as the snow melts, in many areas it will be time to apply nitrogen to wheat.
Forages for horses workshop slated
A two-session Forages for Horses workshop will be offered in April in Harrison County.
Does the cattle party end after April?
USDA production forecast complicates predictions for cattle prices the remainder of 2003.
